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SO i have a client who has a outlook 2010 client on a windows 8 box.<br />
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The client connects to a sbs2008 server for email<br />
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Over the past few weeks his search capibality has slowed down to nearly nothing. &nbsp;i.e. When he is in outlook and tries to search for email it used to be fast, now it can take up to 2 minutes<br />
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I rebuilt the index using index options and it worked for a few days then it slowed again. &nbsp;So i rebuilt again and again it worked for a few days.. <br />
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Now after 4 rebuilds its slow again...<br />
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any ideas ??
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SO i have a client who has a outlook 2010 client on a windows 8 box.

The client connects to a sbs2008 server for email

Over the past few weeks his search capibality has slowed down to nearly nothing.  i.e. When he is in outlook and tries to search for email it used to be fast, now it can take up to 2 minutes

I rebuilt the index using index options and it worked for a few days then it slowed again.  So i rebuilt again and again it worked for a few days.. 

Now after 4 rebuilds its slow again...

any ideas ??

outlook 2010 search painfully slow-- reindex works fine, then happens again

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